The political narratives of Carlos Sosa and his art
Carlos Sosa’s art, like the man himself, tells stories of resistance, joy, and community.
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The people vote “no” on Hogsett’s budget at Council Meeting
Watch community leaders tell the City-Council what they really think about Hogsett’s 2025 Budget
Chinese “colonialism” in Africa?
Among other pressing issues, Kambale Musavuli addresses the long standing myths of “debt trap diplomacy” and “Chinese colonialism.”
Unity in focus: Orlando Gilyard on the Baltimore gang truce
Learn about the gang truce, what really went down, and how the truce continues to play out in the streets today.
Revolutionary art: Angelita Hampton on her Frida Kahlo exhibit
Watch as Hampton guides us through her “Frida by colors” exhibit at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
Free speech? Not according to Indy politicians
On Aug. 12, we proved that “No business as usual during a genocide” is more than just a slogan.
Why is disability justice central to prison abolition?
A diverse grouping of artists, organizers, and educators discuss the centrality of disability to the carceral state.
A glance into Vernon T. Bateman’s first art opening
Catch a glimpse into the infinite reservoir of creativity and kindness that is Vernon T. Bateman.
Forever devoted to justice: Leon Benson with Vernon Bateman
Watch as recent exoneree Benson reunites with future exoneree Bateman at his solo art opening.